Negotiations between Maduro regime and interim President Juan Guaidó continue in Martinique

Conversations between the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro and the president-elect Juan Guaidó who started this week Norway will not continue on the European continent, as it was speculated, but as the published site ALnavíoit will be in the Caribbean, most likely in Martinique, Overseas territory of France.

After the meetings in Oslo, the delegates from Maduro and Guaidó are back in Caracas to consult before deciding to formalize the negotiation. According to the website, they always discuss the method that they will use.

Although Martinique is the first option considered, and both delegations would agree, there are at least two other options, still in the Caribbean region.

Overseas Department of France, Martinique is located north of Santa Lucia, in the waters of the Caribbean Sea. There is no regular line between Venezuela and this island, but it is connected by plane to virtually all Caribbean islands, including Cuba.

Representatives of Nicolás Maduro in the negotiations are Héctor Rodríguez, governor of the state of Miranda, and Jorge Rodríguez, minister of Communication. For the interim president, act as negotiators Gerardo Blyde, former deputy, and Fernando Martínez Mottola, former minister of Carlos Andrés Pérez. The second vice-president of the National Assembly, Stalin González, will be part of the next meeting.

Negotiators held two meetings in Norway on Tuesday and Wednesday. In the newspaper ALnavío Leiv Marsteintredet, Norwegian professor of comparative politics at the University of Bergen, was a group of Norwegian intermediaries, which includes some negotiators already involved in the negotiation of peace agreements

"There is no negotiation, it is an effort of Norway for a mediation that takes months.This is the second invitation to Oslo.All the rest is speculation," he said. Guaidó told the Venezuelan press.

For the moment, Norway has not recognized Juan Guaidó as president in charge of Venezuela, as have already made more than 50 countries, including the United States and much of America. Latin.